New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-12

Total amount taken In.
7, is not easy to see how the booEmaker can lose
nv these figures. If A wins he makes ciear pioi'
of S245: II d wins he makes S'4o' IL " e'io ~
=, o45. ~ E. $1,000; II F, S1,105. Clearly inc
nnb,ic has no chance against such methods' WIG"
book is full Of certain horse the layer sets pro
h,b,tive prtcc on him and pcrsuades bet'os-a large
majority OF whom is Influenced by Inc sZo VI 'nS
odds-to take something else 1t is more than nheiy
frat the bookmakcr has been informed through us
fonts that + is fat lame or not out ior inc uu''
and he confidently raises his price against MN " "
mr. 100 to /, which bait catches many an uhsuspeo
inc scarcber after long odds. Perhaps the rms oai
at the last moment that the owner of A. ulo
ending the price against his horse too short 10 sa'
It, /" bookIlIlne~ DESIRES declines TO send A ior inc
race the Jockey receiving orders to wait ihuen'r
stoav This becoming known to inc Ha~rn'S'
z to 5. or to 5, to 1, Is chaiKed down as sno
urice of A. seeing which the Ignorant pubic piu"ee
with mad fury to get on, and the bookmakerS harvest
begins
The Jockey clubs strange to say manifest no u0PO
stlon 10 protect the public against The opcrato" "
the ring. The superior advantages enloyed ny 'no
combination men enable them to fleece race-goers
dsy after day. A pays ten cents ior all o''0a'
programme. That programme purporS u sN0
ne. ~ the starters I'm each The man PICKS ou'
four animals In as many races and plays tncin III .
,na,ion e has reason to expect that each
,.u he made favOrite and Is agreeaDly supiiseu "
oct nIas Of 90 or 80 to against the four ho WIS
tho first race, the second, the ''hiru' anu a.
never any doubt about the fourth he ieeis ciaeo.
80, 49, Numbers are run up and he learns that
a., to,rh horse has been withdrawn There Is mum
a., n do Int grin and bear It, OF course, the men
laying such odds knew through their numerous 'o
that tho animal was to be Wlthdra"n' Inv -.
had no means Of finding 1t out. Leu ,ius 'nlns .os
roformcd altogether. No owner should be pefh''eo
IN strike his horse out Of any race on inc poe a'''
after the first ringing Of the sadding DELL
I.,orm No o-when two or more horses rom Tue
came stable run in race bookmakers should DC re-
~",no, 80 Law against them collectively, as is the
600 I'm the mari mutuels. When ]. Is Hagen s'ar'e"
,,on and santa Rita on the grass course fe" uaSs
400 bettors were unable TO choose between 'no WV
II is safe 10 say that Milton was the pubic
hut prrsons who ba ked him In the DOCKS 'no" 'iei
money away for he never for one sohaiy ino
g., ,ho race santa Rita with ridiculous case
The pair in the mutuals paid as much a. santa MO
.,nne maid In the books. 1t is a wonder tat Pcopio
do not desert the books entirely in such cases.
,,.,mor,h House Newmarket the home OF fred
Archer s to be sold by order of the Court OF Chan
gerry The house was built by the famous locho''
who spared nothing make 1t comfor'aoie anu Iol-
plc.e even 10 the erection OF the luIhiSh oa" -
bc spent SO much of his time, Ii Is ono vi inc -
and pieasantcst Of the many pleasant paoo' " w.
huris Of
NEwMAkkEr ttKEp; Af RST hNfns,DComPrising the
ehr Of handsome htted and decorate n
tn, s11S Win n Extensive Views
Heath a%a %OG "a sSo GSqgy Sss
nve acres which has been eonsIruetea nE &c
Wei stocked Kitchen Garden ana Class oa nSu and
% SSH Sodei Set Of Badngs Also gSsa
stud Premises ana padaos Syan arv poS%s Win
enclosed yards fodder hTuses with twelve Boxes and
acres Of Iss s 70 inc AG "a d
hSm and snaiwel Roads possessing building values coT
ss Com aS eh Fff sp
free ana Is situate o eom M ei Of pufehase
The real ans sold by professional tlpsters TO the
upsuspecting and ever-confdng and credulous Eng
Hsh racegocr are only eIuaed In this country Dy he
pick cd Ieepcrs" which, 1t is alleged In the puolic
prints are kept brine AMI on tap a. IL werc' ior
turf icnoramuses who don't know :" einch nom q
sstiff." Nothing could be more brazen than 'he
assurance Of the professional tip gfver. bee the
Kind Of stuff with which the news columns VI inc
London sporting papers bnstle:
The Marvellous Prognosueator. -.
rsa saie p %sssa gave anlerseh Mon pfo
csil This MSrnRs at ,saS ~ Sasf haI pee Is
Winners OF Ebor and Leger ar wires.
Ten to one this fellow tipped Oliver Twist to win
the Ebor. Listen how the NAP Champion blows
bis little horn:
Alfred H0bbs-Hobbs, the Nap champion, sent
ran lsesalsn 'nap fsSserschid i OPP,
Arga (gcod), Arga dong shot: H.. ,.oo,,
MS snip as advertised for Badminon Stakes Treas.
Can this DAY for some more es 1da nan ae1y e
two Friday and Saturday viii be sent for
One Mr. Ross says:
Cannot DO wrong: Test the marvellous accuracy Of
%d f. .H9 q
and SHIPS Thursdays good things, Is. I'd.
How the faithful must have suffered at Scarborough,
loadcd and primed as they were with "sn!ps" and
@rcsi jams" See what " The Nation Code" says
,s L Tor So ls AID CO. e. 10 Tidy Pale e. H9d.
two days wires. One horse snip yesterday.
For the benefit Of those who are thinking Of taking
flyer tbs st. Legcr the latest work of prob
able starters is given below. careful study OF this
important information should enable any novice to
pick the winner:
CAriaseo went a mi.e al 60 d pace on the tan.
tiraspord had useful pace gailop OF mile and three
quarters with whistle Jacket and Ciaymore.
ficren,ne eantered ave furcngs.
fretwOrk- had two nyefurlong canters.
Grandson had nice pace mile eaiiop on the Lime:
Kilwsrlln cantofed six furlones twice.
Merry Hampton canterei SIX furlones twice.
Phil had two Ave. fuilOng caBters.
ssyIie galloped mile and half at easy pace, led
Sal s6uiy galsoped a mile slowly.
1iuohy gA.ioIei mile and thfecQuaftes at steady
pace.
fremont the Black Wonder" and the " Black Loco
motyc' Of 1856, is horccssy lame. Tho Dryers
have no idea Of attempting to train him again. Han
wcr Is doing WELL but will not appesr in public until
10 Brooklyn meeting.
CT rtson's fsmo has gzread to London. but folks